The phrase "a feasible increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or practicality of increasing something, such as budget, resources, or production.
Example: "After reviewing the current budget, we believe that a feasible increase in funding for the project is necessary to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "a practical increase" or "a viable increase".
Feasible Increasing direction method iteratively searches the optimum variable,, by in each iteration selecting a feasible increasing direction and update step size.
Based on the observed associations, a potentially feasible increase in birthweight (~100 g) could reduce IR by ~0.4% and glucose concentrations by 0.04 0.06%.
At a moderate walking pace, 1,000 steps per day may be achieved in approximately ten minutes; thus a 1,000 steps/day increment arguably represents a feasible "dose increase in daily steps," keeping an eye to eventual clinical application [17].
Large multiplex ARMS containing more primer mixes are feasible, increase the number of mutations detected, but agarose gel detection of PCR limits the useful size of the multiplex.
The tests have revealed that such low-temperature ORC unit can have adequate efficiency and that its coupling with a solar field is feasible, increasing the power production of the whole system.
Increasing the substrate surface temperature during plasma spraying is a feasible method to increase ionic conductivity of the lanthanum silicate coatings by reducing the porosity and enhancing the crystallinity.
This study demonstrates that collection of dried blood spot cards in addition to venipuncture blood samples may be a feasible method to increase participation in genetic case-control studies.
Using computer models to simulate the inner workings of a crop as it moves water from its roots through its stem and ultimately as water vapor from its leaves, the authors were able to quantify the difference between the amount of water crops actually need and what they receive and used that information to estimate feasible increases in crop production.
Feasible Increasing Direction Method.
